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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 6 (February 1904) (1904)

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hed where Ihv aggregate length of the words in the line exceeds this variable ' tification, or spacing the words to exactly fill out the i the proper spaces in the line. The characters are line. But Mr. Timmis bravely attacked the difficulty spacing reserve, and thereupon the selector ;arm; be-… … MACHINE WHICH PERFORATES THE TAPE AND CALCULATES THE SPACES REQUIRED TO JUSTIFY THE LINES. tary movement, and the other a horizontal axial move- derfully ingenious mechanism. With the justification in the illustration, moves over two series of contacts, ment. When a character contact is made, the,…

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